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Researchers have developed a new test that allows monitoring of genetically modified "Canadian kulza" seeds, which are not allowed in the European Union, which has so far been unable to highlight its genetic mutation, in progress that helps implement European rules, according to a recent study. The canola, which
A teacher died while delivering a lecture at the University of De La Impreza in Argentina, online via the Zoom feature, according to local media. When a teacher, Paula de Simone, began to suffer from suffocation during a lecture she was giving online to students, she quickly fainted and
The British police announced that one person was killed and others were injured during what it called a "major incident" as a result of stabbing operations early Sunday morning. West Midlands Police said: "We can now confirm that we have launched a murder investigation following the events of last
Police in Manchester, northwest England, said on Saturday that they are investigating reports about finding "suspicious" material inside a bus at "Manchester Piccadilly" bus station. The Manchester Police stated, in a tweet on the "Twitter" site, that their personnel reached the site at a time when several roads were
In The Guardian’s annual university directory, Oxford ranked first for the first time in a decade thanks to new employment data showing that more Oxford students are moving into graduate-level jobs after completing their studies. The university this year jumped from third to first place, while the University of
